The Shadoe Davis Show - Shadoe at Nite Thursday March 24th⧸2022

00:00:00.000 at night this is thursday march the 24th 2022 and i'm going to wait for the stream to populate

00:00:08.460 just a little bit here make sure that some people are here so i can tell you the news

00:00:12.880 well there's lots of news to cover obviously in the next hour but

00:00:17.960 news on the freedom social which is coming up one week from tomorrow night at the thirsty lion

00:00:22.840 in charleswood if you're in the winnipeg area

00:00:30.000 I was talking to Viola, the organizer today,

00:00:34.220 one of the organizers, about ticket sales.

00:00:40.680 And I told her this was going to happen

00:00:44.140 because the Thirsty Lion is a great room

00:00:47.400 with a capacity of about 300.

00:00:51.320 And she feels, because she's been doing this by email,

00:00:55.020 by proton mail, right?

00:00:56.560 And hang on just a second here.

00:01:00.000 I'm sorry, guys. One moment.

00:01:20.560 Okay, two moments.

00:01:25.520 All right.

00:01:26.340 viola seems to feel that we're very close to being sold out if it's not sold out already

00:01:36.900 so you can try to email rise manitoba all one word rise manitoba at protonmail.com

00:01:49.180 rise manitoba at protonmail.com now if you don't manage to get tickets for the event

00:01:57.000 on april 1st there will be another one coming up soon hopefully in a bigger venue all right

00:02:05.520 we just weren't sure how many people would respond to this

00:02:12.100 and so to play it safe we got a room that we thought we could fill up well viola did

00:02:19.600 and it sold out faster than she ever dreamed of if if it has sold out again

00:02:26.640 rise manitoba at protonmail.com if you want to try and get some tickets but again there will be

00:02:37.040 another one coming up very very soon right after that we're going to try and do these things once

00:02:41.300 a month that's just the indoor freedom socials and there's all kinds of outdoor stuff planned

00:02:46.540 as well we're working on it where do the proceeds where do the proceeds go people are asking

00:02:51.260 going to support a brand new mental health initiative for people recovering from the

00:02:58.160 effects of all these lockdowns and restrictions and i think that's a very worthy cause something

00:03:03.040 we've been talking about for the past few months right so that's the story with and again you can

00:03:11.300 And hopefully Viola messages me before the show is over.

00:03:14.720 But again, RiseManitoba at ProtonMail.com.

00:03:19.360 Okay, what's the other thing?

00:03:22.160 Lieutenant Steve Rogers, Stephen Rogers, not Steve Rogers, Captain America, even though he could be.

00:03:28.000 Then he'd be Lieutenant America.

00:03:30.080 Lieutenant Stephen Rogers and I have just spoken just about three minutes before we went on.

00:03:35.080 He's got a live stream going on at the exact same time as this show.

00:03:39.380 So he couldn't come on tonight.

00:03:41.300 But we will be in contact tomorrow, he and I, and we're going to work out a time for him to come on the show, either maybe tomorrow night or next week.

00:03:50.800 So Lieutenant Stephen Rogers, with 44,000 followers on Twitter and all kinds of followers here on Facebook and other social media platforms, will be joining the show at some point soon.

00:04:02.800 Excuse me, what else?

00:04:04.920 Heather Prozac.

00:04:05.960 Okay, so I talked about Heather last night and her situation.

00:04:09.520 I played you guys the video that she made when she was in Ottawa for the truckers, and I talked about her not being on the radio station in Calgary that she was on.

00:04:22.720 I found out today she has been terminated.

00:04:25.420 I'm not going to go into any details because there is a legal situation there that prevents her from speaking about it right now, but hopefully we can get Heather on the show in the next week or so.

00:04:36.180 once she gets this whole thing sorted out, it's amazing to me what's happened to our public

00:04:43.480 discourse over the past few years, but especially in these past two years where people can't have

00:04:52.000 differing opinions without being fired or suspended from their jobs. And I understand

00:05:01.080 that people are afraid. But the only way to fight back against this, and I think I pointed this out

00:05:10.740 last night, guys, is for everybody to speak up. Everybody's got to speak up. Now, this is something

00:05:19.660 that Heather and I disagreed on. She says, leave the speaking up to us, the speakers.

00:05:24.800 i say no i say everybody needs to speak up because if we all speak up at the same time

00:05:34.560 they're not going to be able to cancel us it's like trying to cancel a hurricane you can't do it

00:05:41.960 and there's more of us guys than you think there are i keep saying this i know

00:05:47.020 and it might not look like it because sometimes the turnouts at the rallies are small but think

00:05:52.920 about this 300 tickets for a freedom social sold out in a day maybe a day and a half i know there

00:06:01.960 weren't expensive tickets but still it didn't take long for the word to get out and that's why we're

00:06:08.000 gonna keep doing these things we're gonna keep the momentum growing in that regard right there

00:06:13.200 are more of us than you think there are some people just haven't gotten the gumption up yet

00:06:19.100 to speak out publicly they're afraid of being canceled fired ridiculed don't be afraid of what

00:06:26.680 they say don't be afraid of it because they don't know what they're talking about if you try to get

00:06:34.080 into a conversation with one of these folks on the other side of things you'll quickly find out

00:06:39.500 they're merely parroting the left-wing corporate media and when it gets a little bit deeper when

00:06:45.940 the conversation gets a little bit deeper they can't answer you because they don't have the

00:06:50.980 information at hand and they can make fun of us oh yeah i'm a i'm a expert on medical procedures

00:06:59.060 now because i looked at google no no no no we go much deeper than that we find things that they

00:07:04.980 don't want to look for they're happy with the left-wing corporate media but when that thin

00:07:09.740 veil of information is bored through they can't answer the most basic questions like

00:07:15.940 Does a mask really work to protect anybody from an airborne pathogen?

00:07:22.320 And why won't it?

00:07:26.540 Ask them why.

00:07:28.400 That's the big question that you need to ask.

00:07:31.160 Why?

00:07:32.400 Because they'll spout things.

00:07:34.040 But when you ask why, they don't know.

00:07:37.180 They can't explain it to you.

00:07:39.000 We can.

00:07:39.960 That's the difference.

00:07:41.260 So don't be afraid of them.

00:07:44.020 They know not what they talk about.

00:07:45.700 they know not what they do they'll just try to cancel you they'll just try to scream louder

00:07:50.740 don't get drawn into that either stay calm rational right okay was there something else

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00:10:11.760 Okay, so what happened to the House of Commons today?

00:10:13.960 And by the way, Justin Trudeau was trashed again in the European Parliament.

00:10:19.920 This happened yesterday.

00:10:21.020 So remember the video I played for you last night?

00:10:23.940 Well, there was another one that happened about an hour after the first one,

00:10:27.720 after Trudeau gave his speech to maybe a tenth of a capacity crowd

00:10:32.580 in the big hall in the European Parliament.

00:10:36.140 This is Candace Bergen, the temporary interim leader

00:10:39.620 of the Conservative Party of Canada, about three hours ago.

00:10:43.680 Listen to this.

00:10:44.900 They were good at the right time, but it is time now for them to end.

00:10:49.500 She's talking about the travel restrictions, by the way.

00:10:52.240 ...that Conservatives have been asking for for quite a while.

00:10:55.320 We've even introduced a second motion today in the House of Commons.

00:10:59.120 We're going to be voting on it shortly.

00:11:01.100 These mandates and restrictions are now hurting Canadians.

00:11:04.480 They are not helping Canadians.

00:11:06.360 They are hurting so many of our industries, our tourism industry, our supply chain issues that are affecting Canadians,

00:11:12.980 sectors where trade and cross-border trade is very important,

00:11:17.120 not to mention the mental health of Canadians who can't get on planes or trains and go visit their loved ones

00:11:22.800 or can travel freely across this country.

00:11:26.060 The mandates and the restrictions imposed by the Liberals

00:11:29.000 are also going to mean that there are going to be hundreds,

00:11:31.600 if not thousands, of federally regulated employees

00:11:34.340 who are going to be fired on April 16th.

00:11:37.060 Here in Canada, people are still being fired

00:11:40.020 because of vaccine mandates.

00:11:41.980 It's wrong.

00:11:42.960 Canadians will stand up not only for freedom,

00:11:45.480 but what's right for Canadians' health and their well-being.

00:11:49.000 It's time to end the mandates.

00:11:50.380 It's time to end the restrictions.

00:11:51.980 we're going to go and vote we're always going to be conservative we're always going to stand up for

00:11:56.660 you all right so what happened at the vote they lost any surprise the liberal ndp coalition just

00:12:06.280 ganged up and they defeated the conservative motion so the mandates and restrictions will

00:12:11.700 stay in place but i do have some good news about that coming up just a few minutes from now

00:12:19.140 This is interesting. Here's a minute-long clip from Twitter today, what a fascist dictator sounds like.

00:12:26.300 These are anxious times, and people are looking for leadership and solutions.

00:12:33.860 Unfortunately, we're seeing a rise in cynical populists who are trying to exploit these anxieties.

00:12:42.260 They pretend to have easy solutions that play on people's fears.

00:12:50.100 Even in Canada, where 90% of people are vaccinated, and our motto as a country is

00:12:57.700 peace, order, and good government, we saw anti-vaccine and anti-government protests

00:13:04.420 devolve into illegal occupations of our communities and blockades of our borders.

00:13:09.300 The leaders of those convoys were effective in turning citizens with real anxieties against the system best suited to relay those concerns.

00:13:22.440 I can't stand it.

00:13:27.920 I simply can't take it.

00:13:33.980 all right all right he gets roasted in the european parliament watch this

00:13:46.400 Mr. Trudeau, you are a disgrace for any democracy.

00:14:04.800 Please spare us your presence.

00:14:16.400 I will now give the floor to Miss Christine Anderson for her point.

00:14:23.200 Thank you. Based on Article 195, I found out that it would have been more appropriate for Mr. Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada, to address this House according to Article 144,

00:14:35.560 An article which was specifically designed to debate violations of human rights, democracy and the rule of law, which is clearly the case with Mr. Trudeau.

00:14:46.560 Then again, a prime minister who openly admires the Chinese basic dictatorship, who tramples on fundamental rights by persecuting and criminalizing his own citizens as terrorists, just because they dared to stand up to his perverted concept of democracy, should not be allowed to speak in this House at all.

00:15:07.360 Mr. Trudeau, you are a disgrace for any democracy.

00:15:11.940 Please spare us your presence.

00:15:14.520 Thank you.

00:15:16.560 Pierre Polyev's going to be in Winnipeg

00:15:27.240 April the 2nd

00:15:29.900 he's going to be having a breakfast

00:15:31.280 with the Conservative Club of Winnipeg

00:15:33.200 and you can get tickets for that

00:15:34.640 at eventbrite.com

00:15:38.020 or .ca

00:15:38.780 and then he's having a town hall

00:15:40.640 at the Norwood Hotel

00:15:42.380 the same afternoon

00:15:44.180 April 2nd

00:15:44.900 Pierre Polyev

00:15:45.500 hopefully our next prime minister. And, uh, I think we're going to be stuck with Trudeau for

00:15:53.020 the next three years, unless the NDP breaks away or unless Pierre Polyev can convince enough

00:15:59.980 liberal and NDP backbenchers to break away from this coalition that nobody voted for.

00:16:06.480 It's an interesting system of government we have here in Canada because we, you know,

00:16:11.880 we think we're voting for something when we're not really all we're doing is sending the

00:16:19.080 representative from our riding from our area to ottawa right and that representative generally

00:16:25.820 represents a party ndp conservative green liberal uh block if you live in quebec and once they're

00:16:37.340 there they can pretty much do whatever they want to do they can cross the floor if they want to

00:16:43.760 that's happened in the past even though in manitoba they can't do that anymore that's been

00:16:47.140 outlawed no more floor crossing in manitoba but how many times have you seen a liberal mp cross

00:16:52.360 the floor and join the conservatives or vice versa it's happened they can do whatever they

00:16:56.220 want to do now they haven't formed the liberals in the ndp a formal coalition government but they

00:17:02.700 do have an agreement the NDP will prop up the liberals on any sort of economic matters in

00:17:10.540 exchange for denticare and pharmacare and whatever else you can read about that online but this puts

00:17:17.900 us in a bad spot as far as western Canadians go because we know the country is divided regionally

00:17:27.340 and rural versus urban in a lot of cases between left-wing right-wing ideology right

00:17:33.740 and it's not even so much ideology as it is progressive versus common sense

00:17:39.540 progressive versus common sense so there's been some renewed conversation regarding

00:17:47.800 western separatism wexit as it's come to be known and i'm going to have the leader of or

00:17:55.000 the interim leader of the Maverick Party of Canada on the show Tuesday night at eight o'clock.

00:17:59.640 His name is Jay Hill. Jay was an MP with the Reform Party back in the late 80s. And then he

00:18:05.840 stayed on with the Conservative Party of Canada. He was an MP, I think, for almost 20 years. And

00:18:11.060 now he's and he retired. And then he came back as the interim leader of the Maverick Party. This is

00:18:16.340 a federal party that wants to represent the West to get a better deal for the West. One of two

00:18:21.240 things will happen with the Mavericks if people vote for them. The West will get a better deal

00:18:27.320 or the West will separate. Now, I don't know how that would work out. So I want to talk to Jay

00:18:36.080 about that more in depth on Tuesday night at eight o'clock. Jay Hill, interim leader of the Maverick

00:18:42.880 party joins the show on Tuesday night. You think the pandemic is over, do you? Do you? Well, this

00:18:50.560 from the ottawa citizen vaccines remain one of the best ways to protect individuals and the

00:18:57.060 community from severe outcomes as a result of covet 19 yeah when the omicron wave of the pandemic

00:19:04.800 arrived with a vengeance last winter vengeance i mean this was the mild version of the virus

00:19:12.420 according to the narrative even the left-wing corporate media agreed with that mostly

00:19:16.480 There was a rush to get third doses of vaccines into people's arms supported by...

00:19:30.020 Ooh, what the heck happened here?

00:19:32.520 There it is.

00:19:35.020 Third dose vaccination rates have long since plateaued at levels health experts say are not high enough to protect communities from some of the worst effects of COVID-19.

00:19:45.940 The lowest rates province-wide are in marginalized communities.

00:19:49.220 Blah, blah, blah, blah.

00:19:51.560 So these doctors here are calling for a renewed push for the booster shot.

00:19:57.380 What did I say to you guys last night?

00:19:59.880 Remember?

00:20:01.940 This is when we were trying to find out who's pro-freedom and who's pro-lockdown, who is pro-totalitarian.

00:20:11.240 well you can't judge from the first two shots right because those first two shots

00:20:18.940 were mandated by corporations by governments all across the country so you could keep your job so

00:20:26.320 many people under duress went and got their first two shots but the third shot this so-called booster

00:20:32.240 shot has not been mandated by any government it has been mandated by some corporations and

00:20:37.360 companies across the country. I don't know how they're getting away with that, but I hope they're

00:20:42.160 getting sued. I don't know what advice they're following, but it seems to be a bad business

00:20:50.540 decision. But anyway, government's not mandating or forcing people to get these injections has led

00:20:57.520 to lower rates, right? So in Manitoba, and I can't speak for all across Canada, I think

00:21:03.240 the rate in manitoba's 44 this was i checked a couple of days ago 44 whereas the double vax

00:21:10.520 percentage is closer to 81 or 82 so what does that say to you it says 40 of the people who

00:21:18.320 got double vaccinated did it under duress and they will not get that third shot

00:21:23.420 44 in manitoba across the country a couple of days ago the rate was 40.5 40.5 have gotten the

00:21:32.420 booster shots we've heard uh albert burda he's the ceo of pfizer say that the first two shots

00:21:39.820 are not protecting you at all any longer and they haven't been for quite some time a third shot may

00:21:45.660 give you a little more protection but now we're talking about a fourth shot he says and we're

00:21:50.020 coming out with a new version of the vaccine next month in april to fight this new variant

00:21:55.120 they're trying to keep the charade going my friends and we cannot we absolutely cannot buy it

00:22:07.440 we can't buy it but again when you're talking to your friend who believes all this crapola

00:22:13.860 just say look at man where was this news for the last month everybody was so focused on what's

00:22:19.480 going on in europe they totally forgot about all of this and now they're trying to bring it back

00:22:25.400 Why?

00:22:32.440 Again, ask why.

00:22:35.180 Well, it's coming back.

00:22:36.320 The virus is coming back.

00:22:37.440 No, it's not.

00:22:39.720 No, it's not.

00:22:42.080 It's not.

00:22:43.460 Oh, by the way, the CDC has also quietly changed causes of death.

00:22:50.540 Go look it up for yourself.

00:22:51.920 They've added pneumonia and flu.

00:22:54.640 as co-causes of death along with COVID-19.

00:23:01.460 Pneumonia and the flu.

00:23:04.060 I'm not sure exactly what percentage that is,

00:23:06.260 but you can go find that.

00:23:07.440 That is readily available.

00:23:09.280 Okay, this is some great news from TrueNorthTNC.News.

00:23:12.680 Two men launched a lawsuit

00:23:13.940 against vaccination travel requirement.

00:23:19.040 I just wish we could get away from that pant load.

00:23:23.040 Justin Trudeau.

00:23:23.920 oh my god with no end in sight for the federal vaccination requirement to board a commercial

00:23:28.720 flight or train trip in canada by the way this is brian peckford's case as well so if this case

00:23:34.960 gets heard before peckford's case then this one will make the precedent and brian will not have to

00:23:40.480 take his case any further or to court at all maybe he could go after one of the other

00:23:46.000 sections of the charter that's been violated anyway two men have filed a lawsuit against

00:23:50.720 the Trudeau government demanding the restriction be lifted. Sean Rickard is a British citizen who's

00:23:55.860 been living in Canada for 30 years. He's a permanent resident. He's the owner of a winter

00:23:59.580 contracting business. He is also unvaccinated. Rickard and another man, Carl Harrison, have

00:24:05.600 filed a court challenge against the government's travel restrictions targeting unvaccinated

00:24:11.020 Canadians. In an exclusive interview with True North, Rickard explained that not being able to

00:24:16.940 travel is problematic, especially since the restrictions bar him from being able to visit

00:24:21.080 family in England, including his father who's sick with Alzheimer's. After creating a Twitter

00:24:26.540 account and GoFundMe campaign to overturn mandated COVID restrictions, sorry, vaccines,

00:24:33.140 Ricard was able to gain thousands of followers and raise over $22,000 from supporters. He said

00:24:38.660 he was banned from Twitter, however, and that he took down the GoFundMe as a result of Twitter

00:24:43.180 cutting him off from his supporters you see this is how they're doing it to us right

00:24:47.800 uh the freedom convoy which concluded it was beaten down in ottawa late last month i've got

00:24:55.720 an interesting story coming up in just a couple of minutes you guys are going to laugh

00:25:00.580 uh had also advocated for restrictions to be dropped while the convoy was not related to

00:25:07.600 the lawsuit ricard remains supportive of the ottawa protests i supported the truckers 100

00:25:12.980 and i still do he told true north let's be clear it's not like they went and sat in the house of

00:25:19.920 parliament and this is true right it's not like they stormed the capital like what happened on

00:25:26.620 january 6 2021 in the united states they were peacefully bouncing on bouncy castles and having

00:25:33.080 barbecues and music in the streets and there was always emergency lanes open for vehicles always

00:25:42.120 this was negotiated with the ottawa police yes there was a noise issue but a judge put an

00:25:47.400 injunction on that to stop blowing the horns so what was the problem oh i'm going to find out

00:25:52.940 from one disturbed young lady in just a second she's still suffering the effects

00:25:58.100 yeah so they were on the public streets public sidewalk outside the mainstream media has become

00:26:05.120 and again we don't say mainstream media what do we say what do we say left-wing corporate media

00:26:11.160 has become despicable in their portrayal of them lawyer sam presfalos is helping with ricard's case

00:26:18.140 according to him the lawsuit against the trudeau government emphasizes a lack of scientific

00:26:23.160 justification for the mandates the real focus of the case is just looking at the science the lawyer

00:26:28.960 said travel related covid cases are at like one percent of all cases and that's all travel if at

00:26:37.060 a grocery store the chance of you getting covid is one percent are we going to tell unvaccinated

00:26:41.580 people you cannot buy groceries well i think they came very close to that i think they did that in

00:26:48.400 And Quebec, if it wasn't grocery stores, it was big department stores, which, by the way, we have to wean ourselves from you guys.

00:26:57.740 We've got to stop shopping at the Walmarts and Costos of the world and definitely stop with the Amazon.

00:27:04.380 We have to stop with the Amazon.

00:27:08.180 These are three of the biggest corporate chains in the world.

00:27:14.040 And if we keep giving them our money, they're going to keep getting bigger and more powerful.

00:27:18.400 And would you say that these three companies are in bed with Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum?

00:27:28.500 I would.

00:27:31.000 And as much as, who was it, Chris Selle from Post Media yesterday in that article I wrote,

00:27:37.700 that horribly disjointed opinion piece with three different opinions in it, remember that?

00:27:42.560 you know as much as he says the world economic forum is not in control of the country

00:27:48.800 i beg to differ the world economic forum has some radical ideas and you've got world leaders

00:27:58.300 you've got huge corporate leaders and you've got huge social leaders hollywood actors and whatnot

00:28:06.880 do you think these people haven't got the power to make things happen the way they want them to

00:28:12.520 political leaders are puppets they're nothing compared to the money these guys can throw

00:28:19.140 so yeah the world economic forum has way more power than any one government on this planet

00:28:28.460 and that's what we're fighting against guys ultimately that is what we're fighting against

00:28:34.780 Now, as Trudeau was talking about freedom and democracy in Europe, Pat King is still in jail.

00:28:44.920 And guess what? He's facing new charges.

00:28:48.560 Several new charges in relation to his alleged role in the occupation of downtown Ottawa.

00:28:54.340 King and a co-accused, Freedom George, Tyson George Billings, are facing 10 charges court heard today.

00:29:03.180 Two men are charged with two counts.

00:29:04.780 Now listen to what they're charged with.

00:29:06.660 They're not charged with anything serious.

00:29:09.940 And as Trudeau continues to hammer,

00:29:11.720 and all of his cabinet continues to hammer on,

00:29:13.680 the illegal blockades that were happening in downtown Ottawa,

00:29:17.960 they were not illegal.

00:29:20.440 They were not illegal.

00:29:21.880 According to our Charter of Rights and Freedoms,

00:29:24.340 they were not illegal.

00:29:27.320 The Charter of Rights and Freedoms in the Constitution,

00:29:29.220 section 52 of the constitution is the supreme law of the land yeah they might have broken some

00:29:34.640 local bylaws but those bylaws are superseded in our hierarchy of law by the constitution right

00:29:43.500 and that could be argued in any court as long as they were peaceful and they weren't harming

00:29:48.880 anybody and they weren't then the protest should have been allowed to continue as long as possible

00:29:56.320 as long as they wanted to and that whole emergency act thing a joke trudeau's going to have to come

00:30:01.560 back to canada very soon very soon and answer for that as well because that is part of the

00:30:07.180 emergency act you have to answer to a committee why you did that and you can bet pierre polyev

00:30:12.720 and the rest of the conservatives are going to hammer his face on that but he probably won't

00:30:17.280 even show up at that committee they could request he show up but he probably won't

00:30:22.860 so here's the charges charged with one count each of mischief pat king and freedom george

00:30:30.100 counseling to commit mischief oh mischief terrible counseling to obstruct police

00:30:35.840 counseling to intimidation intimidation disobeying a court order and counseling to

00:30:46.080 disobey a court order two other leaders of the convoy protest chris barber and tamara leach

00:30:50.980 are also facing additional charges give me a break this is completely they're unfairly targeting

00:30:59.160 these people and we know why of course king 44 has been in custody since his arrest on february

00:31:06.080 18th he originally faced four charges king has appeared several times in court since he was

00:31:10.300 denied bail last month but his case has been put over because he still does not officially have a

00:31:15.860 lawyer representing him he's got three or four different lawyers and they all can't seem to get

00:31:19.900 on the same page according to what i've read court has heard that prospective lawyers have had a hard

00:31:25.740 time reaching him at the ottawa carlton detention center i understand there's been some extreme

00:31:29.900 difficulties in being able to contact mr king at the detention center cal rosemond a lawyer who

00:31:36.560 represented king during his bail hearing but has not been officially retained at one point

00:31:40.600 in today's hearing king apologized for the delay i apologize for all this nonsense he said billings

00:31:47.200 King's co-accused is in custody at the Quinty Detention Center in Napanee, Ontario.

00:31:52.560 He's scheduled to appear tomorrow.

00:31:54.240 The three-week occupation of downtown Ottawa cost the city of Ottawa $36.6 million,

00:32:01.960 the majority of which was for the police response.

00:32:04.420 King is due back in court on April the 4th.

00:32:11.040 I can't even believe what they're doing with this guy.

00:32:15.280 It's outrageous.

00:32:16.280 Zexy Lee, symbol of resistance to Freedom Convoy, was given the City Builder Award in Ottawa.

00:32:22.540 We're going to get into that story in just a second.

00:32:24.140 Oh, I got a message here from Viola.

00:32:27.160 And she tells me that tickets for the Freedom Social are still available, but not many.

00:32:33.260 Oh, OK.

00:32:34.540 Rise Manitoba, all one word, risemanitobaatprotonmail.com.

00:32:40.400 If you want to go ahead right now and try to get your tickets for the event.

00:32:44.600 so it's one week from tomorrow night we're going to have live entertainment we're going to have

00:32:48.000 a silent auction we're going to have door prizes oh and if you want to make a contribution in terms

00:32:52.460 of door prizes um you can do that too by that same email rise manitoba all one word at proton

00:33:00.220 mail.com let's sell the thing out all right zexy lee symbol of

00:33:04.360 symbol of resistance should we play this video let's play this video let's see what she has to

00:33:11.360 as i mentioned it's great to see council colleagues here for the first time in over

00:33:17.920 two years it's my pleasure to welcome our guest of honor as exe lee if she would come forward

00:33:23.200 please along with her counselor counselor mckinney uh for our very first uh mayor's city builder

00:33:28.800 award for uh this year and for the last two years oh look at the masks

00:33:40.480 okay guys i haven't seen this so you and i are watching this for the very first time

00:33:48.080 you might get mad you might get upset you might feel a little bit of anxiety watching this whole

00:33:54.360 thing frustration whatever so prepare yourself for it breathe deeply

00:33:59.600 people who have demonstrated an extraordinary commitment to making our city a better place

00:34:08.280 through volunteerism or exemplary action.

00:34:11.460 Through her actions during the occupation of Ottawa,

00:34:14.460 Ms. Lee demonstrated exemplary commitment to the well-being of her neighbours

00:34:18.380 and, in fact, the entire community.

00:34:20.760 Like others in downtown neighbourhoods, she felt growing frustration

00:34:23.680 as residents were subjected to relentless honking, fireworks,

00:34:27.220 and choking diesel fumes from the convoy of trucks

00:34:29.960 clogging the downtown core.

00:34:31.980 Oh, terrible.

00:34:33.040 With governments at all levels paralyzed to see a peaceful and quick end

00:34:36.080 this occupation, Ms. Lee stepped up and took action when the public needed it most.

00:34:41.280 The occupation disrupted the daily lives of residents and caused incredible hardship for

00:34:46.080 the most vulnerable in our community, especially for those with health and mobility issues.

00:34:51.280 Ms. Lee wanted to do something to help people in her community who were suffering,

00:34:55.200 and she emerged as a brave community leader who stood up for justice and peace in the face of

00:35:00.800 some very angry people she was introduced to ottawa lawyer paul champ who now leads the legal

00:35:06.560 team representing downtown residents in a class action lawsuit against the self-proclaimed freedom

00:35:12.160 convoy demonstrators miss lee is an articulate 21 year old public servant who became a community

00:35:18.080 spokesperson and the face of the class action lawsuit her actions brought an injunction that

00:35:23.360 prohibited participants in the protest from using vehicle horns in the vicinity of the downtown area

00:35:28.960 Ces efforts ont mené au début d'une injonction aux participants à la manifestation de klaxonner dans des environs du centre-ville d'Ottawa.

00:35:39.020 Downtown restaurants joined the class action lawsuit, raising its claim to $306 million in damages for the disruption of their lives.

00:35:46.640 I'd like to start off by thanking the city for having me here today.

00:36:15.080 It was an incredibly difficult month of February for Ottawa as a whole, no matter if you were a resident that was directly affected, if you were an individual that held the reins of responsibility in managing this whole mess.

00:36:31.740 But at the end of the day, we were able to make it through this horrible situation.

00:36:36.140 I, you know, you know what?

00:36:41.160 I've seen a lot of comments coming in since I started that video.

00:36:46.900 And you're right.

00:36:48.420 I can't take it.

00:36:51.180 I can't take it.

00:36:55.860 You've chosen to live, public servant, by the way, living in Ottawa.

00:36:59.780 What a shock.

00:37:03.580 You're living in Ottawa.

00:37:04.740 you're living in the capital of the country

00:37:09.400 and you should expect

00:37:17.220 things like this happening. Now once again, there was no

00:37:21.220 destruction. There were horns honking, sure.

00:37:25.040 Fireworks going off. When is fireworks not a good thing?

00:37:29.160 Public speakers.

00:37:30.040 people walking around the streets bouncy castles

00:37:38.380 love as you saw in heather's video last night and all of the video that we played for you from

00:37:49.600 winnipeg alternative media and todd mcdougall's great work down there there was no hate there

00:37:56.320 may have been some frustrated people. Yes, of course, there may have been some moments

00:37:59.980 where people got into it. I'm not going to deny that. But ultimately, that's not what

00:38:08.560 this was about. But the left-wing corporate media hung on to the image of the swastika

00:38:15.560 flag carried by one person and the Confederate flag carried by one person. Neither one of

00:38:21.880 them has been proven to be part of the convoy. And it's believed that they were plants from

00:38:29.660 the federal government themselves. But try to get that on the left-wing corporate media.

00:38:38.560 Forget about it. So all this crap going down in the city of Ottawa, still, that's the real

00:38:47.480 crime people are being congratulated for standing up to a bunch of freedom-loving canadians

00:38:55.780 i don't understand now of course i wasn't in ottawa i was here in winnipeg and i spent a

00:39:04.400 great deal of time at the convoy we had here in front of the legislature

00:39:08.140 and guys i did not see anything bad go down except for that one day when antifa showed up

00:39:19.160 and they were the ones who were yelling across that fence and you can talk to any winnipeg

00:39:25.340 police officer who worked the convoy here and they will tell you the same thing they won't say

00:39:30.100 it publicly but they'll tell you privately there was no disturbances there was nothing like that

00:39:37.840 nothing like that

00:39:39.500 except for the Antifa guy

00:39:41.680 who tried to run over people on Broadway

00:39:43.780 now I know

00:39:49.540 my explanation of things sounds

00:39:51.700 one sided but guys

00:39:53.000 I was there

00:39:54.400 I was on the ground

00:39:56.020 I saw it

00:39:57.400 there was nothing bad going

00:40:01.460 you know the only thing that was bad

00:40:03.320 about the Manitoba convoy

00:40:05.620 one thing that was bad

00:40:07.200 the weather for three weeks those guys stood out there in minus 30 with wind chills approaching

00:40:15.340 minus 40. they did it

00:40:19.640 all right let's carry on with the rest of the show and don't forget dr keith moeller from

00:40:33.360 silverseuticals canadananosilver.ca is going to be on in about 15 or 20 minutes to discuss the

00:40:39.800 brand new face serum that i've been using for the past few days we've got some problems in alberta

00:40:47.460 there's going to be a leadership convention with the ucp that's the united conservative party

00:40:52.600 of alberta a lot of people want jason kenney out of office

00:40:57.160 they have switched they just arbitrarily decided the leadership of the party just decided

00:41:04.660 today or yesterday to switch to a mail-in format as opposed to an in-person format

00:41:10.120 and jason kenny's most outspoken political rival former leader of the wild rose party and this is

00:41:17.420 where the ucp came from the progressive conservative party merged with the wild

00:41:21.700 rose party i'm going to say five six years ago now to form the ucp and then they had to pick a

00:41:26.660 leader and they picked jason kenny and that has been marred by controversy as well but brian gene

00:41:33.900 was the wild rose leader back then and he is running for the leadership of the ucp now

00:41:39.060 and he is accusing kenny's campaign team of bending the rules as the fight over the premier's

00:41:46.180 political future reaches the final stretch on wednesday the ucp announced that its board had

00:41:51.980 voted to change the format of the april 9th leadership review after the number of registered

00:41:56.340 voters surged far beyond expectations why would the number of voters surge beyond expectations

00:42:03.120 i'll tell you why because they want kenny out i think brian gene could quite possibly be

00:42:12.060 canada's version of ron desantis guys yeah i do the announcement triggered accusations of cheating

00:42:21.060 faulty memberships and new questions about the validity of moving to a mail-in ballot two weeks

00:42:25.760 in advance of the vote well kenny applauded the move obviously newly elected mla brian gene said

00:42:31.760 changing the ucp leadership review from in person to a mail-in ballot is a formula for

00:42:37.680 fraud and cheating and you want to know what guys just check out what happened in the american

00:42:42.480 election all these mail-in ballots that got you know dumped they were finding ballots all over

00:42:53.020 the place you saw a video from project veritas they found bags and bags and bags of ballots

00:43:01.940 that were spoiled never got to the voting stations all for trump interesting now here's something

00:43:11.980 else this is this is really interesting jason kenny was speaking to his party's caucus staff

00:43:17.700 tuesday when he told them how close he came to stepping back from his job ahead of the upcoming

00:43:22.680 leadership review cbc obtained some private audio of kenny talking to his caucus not meant for

00:43:31.460 public consumption so here's what kenny said and i wish we had the audio kenny said what's the

00:43:38.000 easiest path for me just to take a walk i don't need this job i could go to the private sector

00:43:43.060 have my evenings weekends off the remarks are contained in this audio kenny then pivoted to

00:43:49.900 why he decided to fight to remain in charge of the UCP.

00:43:54.740 I thought about it, honestly, before Christmas.

00:43:57.800 Now listen to this.

00:43:59.380 And I decided that would be grossly irresponsible

00:44:02.480 because if we were to have a leadership election

00:44:04.340 in this context, it would, I think,

00:44:06.600 permanently divide us and hand the NDP the next election.

00:44:09.620 Okay, that I can understand.

00:44:11.900 But he goes on to say,

00:44:13.700 I don't say this stuff publicly,

00:44:16.400 but these are just kooky people generally.

00:44:19.900 kenny explained the context it's the coordinated surge of organization from factions of the party

00:44:32.080 he says subscribe to conspiracy theories covid denial and general angry statements many of whom

00:44:38.500 want him replaced so he does not want the inmates to take over the asylum

00:44:45.260 Preston Manning used to say that a bright light attracts a few bugs.

00:44:50.580 Well, there's more than a few bugs attracted to us, this party, right now.

00:44:56.180 So he's, in essence, calling supporters wingnuts, kooks, knuckle-draggers, conspiracy theorists.

00:45:08.260 Yeah, that's not going to sit well with the base of his party.

00:45:13.040 The base of his party is in rural Alberta and smaller cities like Red Deer, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, Grand Prairie.

00:45:24.580 You know what? You could win power in Alberta and maybe win five seats in the two major cities in Alberta.

00:45:33.260 You could actually win power in that province without having huge support in Calgary and in Edmonton.

00:45:40.840 that's how that's why alberta has been so conservative over the years with that one blip

00:45:47.860 rachel notley and the ndp getting into power there for that four years and what did they do

00:45:52.900 they put that province deep deep deep deep deep into debt now i understand that if any one party

00:46:00.220 is in power for a very long time bad things happen right cockiness entitlement comes into the mix

00:46:06.420 so the party if it's going to be in power for any length of time has to continue renewing itself

00:46:12.760 refreshing itself cutting away the rot and it doesn't take long for that rot to form look at

00:46:19.100 the pc party in manitoba my god but it's either that or you're stuck with the ndp again and guys

00:46:29.720 i understand that some people might still vote ndp go ahead if that's what you think the best

00:46:38.680 option is but please remember what the ndp is in 2022 they are no longer the party of the working

00:46:46.600 man, not by a long way. All right. We've been hearing a lot of BlackRock, big, huge investment

00:47:01.040 firm. Oh, they're not really an investment firm. Asset manager. This is an interesting

00:47:11.340 statement black rock chief says the ukraine war marks the end to globalization this is from the

00:47:20.720 epic times i think we should read this article guys it's very important because a lot of us

00:47:28.140 have been hearing remember world economic forum globalization black rock is behind it all right

00:47:34.100 and the other thing is so many people are digging around trying to find

00:47:41.380 deep deep stuff unprovable things lizard people and whatnot right i don't like using the term

00:47:49.280 conspiracy theorist i prefer truth seeker but there are times where we have to believe what

00:47:56.160 is right in front of our face as opposed to what some guy just said and over the past few years

00:48:03.960 these people in power in the world economic forum and all of these global leaders have been

00:48:11.560 coming out and saying it out loud new world order that's all we need we don't need to dig

00:48:19.040 any deeper than that as edward snowden said there's no conspiracy it's right there in front

00:48:22.940 of your face that's what we're fighting against trying to get people to believe and it's

00:48:28.800 interesting right i mean this politician just said this new world order and you play that

00:48:36.660 video clip for your friend and they still don't believe it oh it's doctored or something no it's

00:48:43.220 not look at all these other global leaders all saying the same thing new world order ah you're

00:48:48.300 crazy no you see that's what we're fighting against now that is the ultimate form of cognitive

00:48:54.060 dissidents no all right let's get into this larry fink is the chief chief executive of blackrock

00:49:01.980 the world's biggest asset manager he said the war in ukraine will put an end to globalization as

00:49:06.940 governments and business cut ties with russia while warning that a large-scale reorienting of

00:49:12.540 supply chains will be inflationary huh now if this were coming from anybody else i may dispute it

00:49:21.020 unless it's you know the leader of the central bank world central bank but this guy oh yeah

00:49:27.900 he controls a very large percentage of world currency trillions trillions of dollars in

00:49:36.700 blackrock trillions the russian invasion of ukraine has put an end to the globalization

00:49:42.800 we have experienced over the last three decades fink wrote in a march 24th letter to shareholders

00:49:48.340 in which he noted the Russian offensive in Ukraine had catalyzed nations to sever financial

00:49:53.640 and business ties with Moscow. United in their steadfast commitment to support the Ukrainian

00:49:59.280 people, they launched an economic war against Russia, Fink wrote. Russia's been hit with

00:50:05.620 crippling sanctions over what it calls a special military operation in Ukraine. The measures have

00:50:10.220 targeted Russian tanks, banks, sorry, and wealthy oligarchs. There's been a closure of airspace to

00:50:15.740 Russian planes, and the export of key technologies has been banned. The sanctions also include a

00:50:20.680 freeze on around $300 billion of Russia's central bank, hard currency reserves, an unprecedented

00:50:28.340 move that Russian foreign minister Sergei Lazarov denounced on March 23rd as theft.

00:50:36.940 Fink noted in his letter that capital markets, financial institutions, and companies have gone

00:50:41.740 beyond government, imposed sanctions, moving quickly to terminate longstanding business

00:50:46.580 and investment relationships. He predicted that Russia's decoupling from the global economy will

00:50:52.240 prompt governments and companies to re-evaluate their manufacturing and assembly footprints more

00:50:58.680 generally and reconsider their dependency on other nations. This may lead companies to onshore or

00:51:05.040 nearshore more of their operations, resulting in a faster pullback from some countries, Fink wrote.

00:51:11.420 There will be challenges for firms as they seek to rejig supply chains.

00:51:15.360 This decoupling will inevitably create challenges for companies, including higher costs and margin pressures.

00:51:23.280 While companies and consumers' balance sheets are strong today, giving them more of a cushion to weather these difficulties,

00:51:29.300 a large-scale reorientation of supply chains will inherently be inflationary.

00:51:34.220 fink said central banks find themselves in a challenging moment weighing how fast to raise

00:51:40.200 rates in a bid to curb surging inflation which has been exacerbated by the conflict in ukraine

00:51:44.920 and the associated energy price shocks central banks must choose whether to live with higher

00:51:50.240 inflation or slow economic activity and employment to lower inflation quickly

00:51:55.260 hmm interesting don't you think now just because fink said that doesn't mean the process is going

00:52:04.060 to end this great reset you guys or maybe that's what he did mean maybe he meant oh yeah yeah we're

00:52:10.740 going to carry on here we got to think of new ways to rejig our supply chains because this inflation

00:52:17.960 is no way to go mastercard has unveiled a new carbon calculator tool for banks globally as

00:52:27.040 consumer passion for the environment grows uh this is a year old by the way but still valid

00:52:34.060 today this new study of consumers in 24 countries shows the pandemic is prompting billions to

00:52:41.960 consider more sustainable behaviors a large proportion of adults 85 they say state they're

00:52:47.560 willing to take personal action to combat environmental and sustainability issues in

00:52:52.580 2021. New MasterCard feature enables banks to equip people with carbon footprint data

00:52:58.340 and insights to help inform consumer spending and offer ways to contribute to reforestation.

00:53:06.800 All right. So that's a basically a tracker in your credit card, right?

00:53:13.920 now what do we got here from the government of canada canada.ca

00:53:19.980 government moves forward with open banking and names a lead

00:53:27.160 it's just from two days ago guys today the honorable randy boissonette minister of tourism

00:53:38.420 and associate minister of finance announced that the government is taking the next step

00:53:43.100 towards establishing Canada's open banking system

00:53:46.600 with the selection of Abraham Tatian

00:53:49.760 as the open banking lead.

00:53:52.180 Biographical information is linked below.

00:53:54.800 Whatever. Who cares who it is?

00:53:58.040 The establishment of an open banking system

00:54:00.440 aims to give...

00:54:01.200 This is from the government of Canada's website.

00:54:05.560 Am I right?

00:54:07.200 Maybe you could show this to your non-believing friend

00:54:09.720 and see what he or she says then.

00:54:13.100 The establishment of an open banking system aims to give Canadians and businesses greater control over their financial data and be better equipped to manage their finances.

00:54:22.220 Open banking or consumer-directed finance is a system that would enable consumers to transfer their financial data between financial institutions and accredited third parties in a secure and consumer-friendly way.

00:54:36.360 It will improve Canadians' user experiences and financial outcomes by providing access to an expanding variety of financial services, such as budgeting and savings tools.

00:54:46.060 It will also benefit small businesses by helping streamline operations and providing faster access to credit.

00:54:53.240 The mandate of the new manager of this is to develop Made in Canada regime based on the recommendations of the final report of the Advisory Committee on Open Banking.

00:55:02.020 he will engage with industry regulators and consumer representatives to design and implement

00:55:08.700 key pillars of the open banking system including common rules and an accreditation framework for

00:55:13.620 open banking participants open banking huh no thanks all right we're awaiting uh keith moeller

00:55:23.980 dr keith moeller who is the creator of all of the fine silver products you can get

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00:55:31.160 He's going to be joining the show talking about the brand new facial serum

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00:55:47.460 Let me switch this.

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00:55:51.700 All right.

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00:57:54.880 canada nanosilver.ca now guys dr keith is not tied into the show yet so al neil kev maybe you

00:58:06.580 could give him a phone call give him a kick in the butt and get him to click that link so that he can

00:58:10.860 come on and join the show because i want to hear more about this uh this brand new facial serum

00:58:17.440 what it can do and what's in it and of course i know you guys hear me talking about the power of

00:58:22.420 silversal technology all the time but you may not have done the research on it to find out exactly

00:58:28.540 how beneficial it is for you and how healthy it is so uh he's going to explain a little bit about

00:58:33.500 that tonight hopefully in the meantime uh let me see here i'm just going to go through some

00:58:39.160 some comments suzanne says yay i finally won a t-shirt yay that's a cute little dog you've

00:58:48.040 got there suzanne what's his or her name

00:58:52.420 That's a cute little dog there.

00:58:57.240 Al Bueller. Here's Al Bueller again.

00:59:00.200 Where do you find these people's names from?

00:59:02.420 None of them are ever in the comments.

00:59:03.980 Yes, they are, man. Of course they are.

00:59:07.780 I just put one up on the screen there.

00:59:09.340 Suzanne has got a nice, cute little dog.

00:59:11.660 cindy says she drinks colloidal silver every day

00:59:22.540 well okay so phil burns now phil phil you might be a newcomer to the show and i could appreciate

00:59:32.600 that but it doesn't matter who's first this has been a long-standing tradition on this show

00:59:39.120 all right it doesn't matter whether you're first it just matters that you're right because i see

00:59:45.120 the comments come in in different order than you guys see them come in i've got a different screen

00:59:50.080 here than you guys are looking at so it may be that you see your comment is first but i don't

00:59:55.880 see it like that so long ago i decided to get rid of who's first and just pick whichever number that

01:00:01.940 i've picked that matches at random and uh oh wait a minute i think i just heard a click did

01:00:09.120 you guys hear a click i think i heard a click so i'm going to bring them on right now here is dr

01:00:14.300 keith muller hey keith how you doing thanks for coming on the show tonight man

01:00:18.440 keith you're on mute i can't hear you mute turn off your mute

01:00:31.940 hello

01:00:35.660 all right just a minute

01:00:39.400 maybe you're muted on your computer

01:00:42.340 or your microphone isn't functioning

01:00:44.080 can't hear you

01:00:49.500 all right well we're going to bring him back in just a second

01:00:54.880 all right who else has got some things to say

01:01:02.320 all right so doug weber i drink silver colored mercury every day

01:01:14.800 okay i get it that's funny

01:01:24.880 Okay, so people are complaining about fairness.

01:01:27.980 I don't get how it's fair for people to start picking numbers

01:01:31.300 and then he didn't announce the numbers.

01:01:34.760 I don't know how to pronounce your name, so I'll give it a shot.

01:01:38.320 Danny Gel?

01:01:39.920 Danny Gel.

01:01:42.060 Here's the way it works, and this is pretty simple.

01:01:46.340 I pick a number.

01:01:47.980 I give you guys the numbers that the number is between,

01:01:50.880 and then I just start looking on my screen here,

01:01:53.420 and I find one that matches.

01:01:54.880 And again, it doesn't have to be first and I randomly pick it. Oh, look, it's 47.

01:01:59.260 So that's the one I picked and I show you guys the number that I wrote down.

01:02:02.540 Now that's yesterday's number there, 94, but I wrote 47 down.

01:02:05.680 That's ultimately the fairness of it. All right.

01:02:09.940 I am not trying to screw anybody over.

01:02:14.440 I promise I am not trying to screw anybody over there.

01:02:17.800 Keith still tries struggling to get his feet on here.

01:02:23.360 What's this here?

01:02:24.880 No, he's not, Kev. He's trying.

01:02:36.040 Okay, guys, let's not start. Let's not argue amongst ourselves here. All right. This is

01:02:40.660 this is supposed to be a community. We're living in a society here.

01:02:46.900 George Costanza. Supposed to be a society.

01:02:50.000 yes yes yes make sure you know what kim absolutely you're right make sure you calm everybody down

01:02:57.640 make sure nobody that's right everybody just chill chill no big deal if you didn't win a

01:03:07.700 t-shirt tonight you might win tomorrow night or you might even win the new facial serum here

01:03:12.120 from canadananosilver.ca yes we gus we are all adults let's just all take a deep breath here

01:03:21.920 you know what i guys i worked in radio for years and years and years and years now if you want to

01:03:27.320 see some absolute fixed contests oh get behind the scenes at a radio station

01:03:34.140 behind the scenes at a radio station especially when you're talking about the big giveaways

01:03:39.800 like ten thousand dollars or a hundred or a bike or a car and when i say bike i mean a motorcycle

01:03:48.120 or a huge prize package they will absolutely tailor the winner to their specific demographic

01:03:55.600 right so if it's a rock station and this rock station is specifically going after men between

01:04:02.380 the ages of 25 and 54 oh yes it will be a man between the ages of 25 and 54 more specifically

01:04:10.360 they'll look at this person's profile and they'll see oh yeah he rides bikes cool yeah the perfect

01:04:14.940 winner it's not random at radio stations oh no they want the perfect winner right the perfect

01:04:24.560 winner just a little inside secret it's fixed all right this on the other hand is not all right

01:04:33.960 this is completely random and like it's a t-shirt all right guys i mean i appreciate everybody wants

01:04:43.520 to win something but it's a t-shirt so let's not get our panties in a knot here keith let's see if

01:04:50.040 we can hear you hey hey finally all right cool so my friend you've got a brand new product out

01:04:57.300 here it's been a few months since you've been on so before we start talking about this brand new

01:05:03.280 facial serum that you've put together and has been through all of these uh you know clinical

01:05:07.900 tests and whatnot let's talk about the benefits of silver cell technology in the first place

01:05:14.200 Right. So we, about 20 years ago, were miners. We own silver mines. We still own silver and gold mines. My family and we also have a small public company. But we were producing gold and silver.

01:05:32.380 And we got to a point where we couldn't sell it at a profit.

01:05:37.480 It was selling for like $3.28 an ounce.

01:05:42.180 And at that point, we decided there had to be something we could do with our silver

01:05:46.200 that would be more beneficial for people and make us more money.

01:05:51.400 And so we started doing a great deal of research,

01:05:55.200 and we ended up doing tens of millions of dollars of research.

01:05:59.720 and we have studies on almost anything you could name actually we have human ingestion studies

01:06:08.080 showing that our silver technology will not hurt human tissue we have studies showing if you drink

01:06:16.920 it it washes out of you in 24 hours with no residual we have studies showing that we can

01:06:23.160 heal wounds two or three times as fast as normal and so we started to get approvals both in canada

01:06:32.200 excuse me and the us on all these different products and at the time i had a board that was

01:06:39.880 made up mostly of my family most of them were not very highly educated and they said we really don't

01:06:46.520 wanted to grow. And I said, you got to be kidding me. And I said, we have actually helped save the

01:06:54.360 lives of tens of thousands of people and we can do much more. And I said, we wipe out secondary

01:07:01.780 infections like MRSA and VRE and really nasty things that kill them. Hey, Keith, before you

01:07:08.920 continue, here is the standard question that comes in every time you're on. And that is,

01:07:13.400 If you take too much, will it turn you blue?

01:07:17.800 And that's an easy answer.

01:07:20.140 We have a clinical trial that we can send to anybody who wants to see it.

01:07:25.840 It's peer-reviewed, published, available in PubMed.

01:07:28.820 But what that clinical trial shows is that if you drink our silver, it will wash completely out of you in 24 hours with no measurable residual.

01:07:40.240 so the blue man thing that they're talking about i love that guy who used to be out there his name

01:07:46.260 was papa smurf right that's what we called him and and he died of some other condition it wasn't

01:07:53.100 related to silver i think he had a really bad heart or something but anyway the answer is that

01:08:00.520 you can get argyria if you drink huge amounts of ionic silver you cannot get it if you drink

01:08:08.920 nanosilver. Nanosilver goes through your system, does its job, and washes out. It's not metabolized

01:08:18.560 so it can't build up. In the human studies we did, we actually measured it going through people's

01:08:26.640 systems. And this is a big study done by five different divisions of a huge university that

01:08:34.060 were trying to prove it was toxic. They were all drug guys and they said now this is toxic and

01:08:39.860 we coerced them into doing the study and what they found was that if you drink our nano silver

01:08:47.320 it would hit its height in your bloodstream in two hours and wash completely out of your body

01:08:54.560 in 24 with no residual. So it cannot build up. We also have another peer review published study

01:09:02.700 um out of some of the top material scientists in the world that plainly say you cannot get

01:09:09.680 argyria or the blue man effect from nano silver can't happen i'm sorry man i'm laughing but like

01:09:18.600 when you say the blue man effect it just it makes me laugh it amuses me i don't people are making

01:09:24.300 comments right now about the nano silver but we're not the nano silver but the blue man effect as you

01:09:29.260 point out though you're right i mean the big pharma gets involved and they start trying to

01:09:34.100 stomp the little guys out right uh so they create something like that guy the blue man

01:09:40.500 papa smurf as you call him and they parade him out on all the talk shows and say this is what

01:09:44.700 happens to you if you do too much uh colloidal silver now the reason that your stuff washes out

01:09:51.180 of the body so much quicker is because we're talking about nanoparticles right much smaller

01:09:55.740 particles. Well, and this is not a guess. I mean, we actually have the study. That one study cost

01:10:02.760 us $350,000 US. And they even put, they said, well, we think it might be problematic to the

01:10:12.020 blood. So we tested the blood, showed there was no negative action. We tested all the different

01:10:20.720 things oxygen levels enzyme levels there were no negative action we tested actually they they

01:10:28.140 shoved a swab clear down into their lungs trying to find some irritation in the lungs and they

01:10:34.800 found none it's called the cytokine storm and we had none right so they that to their credit

01:10:41.180 which stunned me a bit but to their credit they came back and said look we have tested this every

01:10:48.720 which way and they listed every single system and they said we have found no toxicity in any system

01:10:56.400 of the body with this study and like i said it's published we're happy to send it it's all third

01:11:02.960 party and it's available how many studies keith over the years have you done how many different

01:11:10.500 clinical trials have you done i mean last time we talked i was thinking with dozens is it over

01:11:15.400 I have completed studies that we have finished with different scientists all over the world, and we actually have patented tons of things, right?

01:11:25.960 And some of our original patents expired, and we have more.

01:11:30.140 I have a partner up in Canada, and right now we're working on some new patents that are phenomenal,

01:11:36.140 where we use it as an adjuvant or as an additive to antibiotics and to vaccines to, one, protect

01:11:46.180 them and make them more effective.

01:11:52.140 And so we have all those patents pending right now.

01:11:56.200 But we have literally got more than 500 studies and test series that we've completed with

01:12:05.000 groups all over the world so tell us about this new the new uh formula here the the silver serum

01:12:11.700 for for the face so what we were doing was one if you look at the serums that are on the market

01:12:19.080 most of them have one or two ingredients that have a mode of action most of them try and moisturize

01:12:27.060 your face which helps get rid of some wrinkles right and that's a big deal and you want your

01:12:33.100 skin to be healthy. But what we were after is we were after something that could save patients'

01:12:40.320 lives, get rid of acne and eczema and reduce the inflammation in those wounds and on the face and

01:12:49.620 in the skin, and at the same time, be able to get rid of the fine lines and wrinkles.

01:12:55.740 So we came up with this product that has four major ingredients and nothing else.

01:13:02.600 Because of the silver, we don't need preservatives.

01:13:05.860 So there's no benzoate.

01:13:07.440 So when you talk about pure and natural, we're the epitome of that because we have no preservatives.

01:13:15.480 We have four ingredients.

01:13:17.860 Everyone is active and everyone has an added benefit.

01:13:22.000 so you have hyaluronic acid that gives the elasticity to your skin it helps heal wounds

01:13:29.980 you have silver which reduces inflammation which helps heal wounds and helps helps actually

01:13:37.580 regenerate tissue without scarring and then you have collagen peptides now there's a lot of

01:13:44.960 different types of collagen and most collagen won't fit in your skin it can't make it in so

01:13:51.860 what we did was we went to a group that could sonicate a peptide we use a marine peptide which

01:13:59.120 is one of the best cleanest wild fish version and what it does is it pulls in then your skin

01:14:07.460 your body can actually take those peptides and reform them into longer chains to give

01:14:13.760 more elasticity to your skin. Now the upshot of this is a big deal. So originally in Canada

01:14:21.740 we have filed as a cosmetic and we can sell it there currently as a cosmetic. What we have

01:14:31.040 also prepared and filed is an approval that will probably take us the next six or eight months

01:14:38.620 But that approval will give us direct claims on treatment of acne and eczema and be able to readily make a direct claim on anything you would consider a skin infection or a skin affection.

01:14:55.420 And the definition of an affection is anything that affects the skin.

01:15:00.020 So think of something that your mom would love because it would get rid of the fine lines and wrinkles.

01:15:06.400 but at the same time this will do so much more it makes your skin intensely soft you will feel it

01:15:14.900 because it didn't wet your face first you're going to feel it starting to pump your tissue

01:15:19.700 in about two minutes and that softness that hits your face when all that moisture goes in

01:15:26.580 and it it plumps that tissue it will make your skin feel soft for like the whole day

01:15:32.980 yeah well i've noticed that i've been like for the pat kev brought it to me

01:15:37.460 tuesday i think tuesday or monday afternoon so i've been putting it on like it says twice a day

01:15:42.840 and i'm noticing that too it's like really soft to the point where like it's crazy and i had these

01:15:50.720 big huge lines that seemed to be fading too so question all of the other products that you have

01:15:57.320 here you know you've got the the immune support you got the skin care and the wound care and all

01:16:03.540 of those things tend to accelerate healing this does the same correct and in fact what

01:16:10.220 I don't know if you've seen them we don't put them on the air because they're pretty gruesome

01:16:14.880 but what we've been doing right now in the clinical trials there in Canada is we have

01:16:22.080 been using it in bone grafts. So the same stuff you have in that bottle, we've been rehydrating

01:16:29.520 bone. Yeah, we rehydrate bone with the liquid. We mix it with that and we put it in a hole in your

01:16:37.220 body where the bone needs to mend. And the one, for example, that you probably have seen, I don't

01:16:44.280 know if Alan shared it with you, but we have, I think we've done eight so far up there as well

01:16:51.420 as other ones but these are actual bone grafts and they yank a guy's tooth they have to grind

01:16:57.180 out the infection below the tooth and then they have to fill the big hole because they want to

01:17:02.980 put a dental implant in there yeah and the guy his name is andrew willoughby up there he does these

01:17:09.100 and he's done more than 40 000 surgeries with our products and helped us get a lot of approvals in

01:17:17.380 the past and he's one of my partners but literally with this serum as the agent holding all that bone

01:17:25.940 material together in the mouth which is a really dirty environment it's supposed to take about

01:17:33.220 20 to 35 days to heal this tissue grow new tissue over the top of the of the hole in the jaw right

01:17:43.000 because you have to grow the tissue over the top because when you remove the tooth there's no tissue

01:17:48.200 there to sew together so they have to regrow it and it's supposed to take 20 to 35 days

01:17:55.500 we can send you all the pics you can put them online but we are literally healing these wounds

01:18:02.740 in five days come on tissue no infection it is stunning in fact these guys have been getting

01:18:12.060 grants from the canadian government um to be able to um do the r d on this stuff and so when you

01:18:22.700 when you look at it and there's a lot of it and a lot more coming out because we just began with

01:18:28.600 this product right we just brought it out literally a week ago although we've been doing test work on

01:18:35.540 for years and updating it. So the hyaluronic acid that it has in there is not just HA. What we did,

01:18:45.280 most people say, oh, my serum has HA. That doesn't mean very much to me. What we have is two different

01:18:53.160 types of HA, and one is a larger particle but lasts longer in the skin. One is smaller but

01:19:00.780 doesn't last as long so what we had to do is a couple years of research to find the perfect

01:19:06.740 amount it's called a dalton weight of the high and low dalton so that the bigger particle could

01:19:13.740 be pulled into the skin by the smaller particle and once we got that then we had it so it says

01:19:20.260 it has ha in it but really hyaluronic acid right which is naturally in your skin a lot of people

01:19:27.240 call it the fountain of youth and so what you have is you have two different forms that are

01:19:35.000 specifically designed by us using a whole lot of engineering to pull that in to make it last longer

01:19:42.760 in the skin so speaking of lasting longer a bottle this size which is right there which is now you

01:19:50.040 guys can get this at canada nano silver dot c i see carmen charbonneau she wants to know where

01:19:54.940 can i get this stuff canadananosilver.ca but it's not on the website yet carmen so you have to do

01:20:00.780 info email info at canadananosilver.ca keith how long does a bottle like this last it's designed

01:20:08.860 to last a woman who's using it twice a day about a month okay and so when you look at it um when

01:20:17.700 these women use these serums and actually i had a really funny one i have to tell you first

01:20:22.160 i have a world-renowned um brain doc and he's in pennsylvania he's actually the team doc for the

01:20:29.600 pittsburgh steelers and i gave him some of it and i said hey um give this to your wife and i know

01:20:36.700 his wife personally right so i waited a couple weeks and i called her and i said so how do you

01:20:42.100 like the new serum and she said what serum i said the new serum i sent you she said i didn't get

01:20:51.200 any serum? And he kept it. He'd been using it himself. I said, look, don't get angry at him.

01:20:58.400 I said, don't get angry. What I want you to do is I just want you to, uh, I just want you to

01:21:05.180 just like his face, fill it and I'll send you another bottle. So which, which we did. So I

01:21:12.980 also had a taekwondo instructor. She's a master. And this woman called me. I gave her some about

01:21:20.960 three weeks ago. I actually baited her because she has a large following of people. And I wanted

01:21:27.660 to get her opinion on it. So I gave her one. And this woman is the oldest woman, I think,

01:21:34.860 ever to be able to qualify for the olympics as a quite taekwondo master she's like 75 years old

01:21:45.760 i was in a restaurant and i said look it just in case something happens don't take it poorly

01:21:51.620 if i step behind you and back clean up and she said she said no i'm good with that i said all

01:21:58.860 right because i'm going to charge you in first i'll clean up whatever's left but she came back

01:22:04.360 to me three weeks later and she said hey she said i had been fighting post-menopausal acne

01:22:12.360 for more than a decade and she said this stuff cleared it in three weeks wow i said that's

01:22:21.220 phenomenal so then um i had a woman who's a really famous writer on women's issues and uh

01:22:30.100 I sent her some. She called back and she said, hey, can I can I write an article on this?

01:22:36.240 I love this. And I said, you would help me so much if you would do that.

01:22:42.000 So she just wrote an article and then Total Health magazine liked it so much.

01:22:47.640 They said, look, we'll hold up our edition so that we can get it in for the March issue.

01:22:53.540 And so I was stunned, but she wrote it up. They published it.

01:22:58.520 it just came out and you have it available and the good news there is it talks about all the

01:23:03.780 different ingredients why they're important and and why they work homogeneously together

01:23:10.660 you know what one go ahead there's so many people who are you know so much into these days

01:23:17.220 all natural products so it must be very important to you to keep all products all natural right

01:23:24.440 Yeah.

01:23:24.960 I mean, what we do is we work really hard to make very healthy products.

01:23:30.880 And these products, we don't design them to get rid of symptoms.

01:23:36.020 What we design them to is help turn the boat around, right?

01:23:40.560 Right.

01:23:40.880 We're not trying to, you know, just keep the boat afloat.

01:23:45.320 What we're trying to do is set the boat on the new course.

01:23:49.700 And so every product we engineer, you'll find that we do a mass amount of work on it.

01:23:55.420 We have spent tens of millions of dollars in just testing.

01:23:59.960 And people say, why do you do that?

01:24:02.580 And we say, well, because when people want answers, we want to have those answers.

01:24:07.520 And besides that, the big thing here, people will create a product and then try and sell it to the public.

01:24:15.100 We don't ever do that.

01:24:16.700 We go into the public.

01:24:17.760 we find a problem that isn't being answered and then we engineer a product specifically to handle

01:24:24.240 those problems and that's why we've sold tens of millions of units of product you know for more

01:24:31.240 than a hundred million dollars over time let me ask you this i mean now aside from the the facial

01:24:37.820 serum which is like you say i've been out for a week and uh the boys the local guys here uh kev

01:24:43.180 and Neil have told me that they've been selling it like crazy for the past week.

01:24:48.280 Are you going to add any new fragrances to the skin cream?

01:24:51.260 I like the natural lavender, but is there anything else planned for the future?

01:24:54.840 Are you going to add a new scent?

01:24:56.820 So what we've done is we've upgraded the skin cream, first of all.

01:25:01.980 We went into the scent skin cream.

01:25:04.620 We liked it, but we were working with the laws in Canada and the U.S.

01:25:09.960 and we found an ingredient that was another incredible healing ingredient that also gave

01:25:17.840 us direct claims on healing acne and eczema we wanted diaper rash and we wanted lip sores and

01:25:24.600 so we found a new ingredient called allan twain or lan twain however you want to pronounce it

01:25:31.860 and it's in our new cream and that that product right now is uh is getting pretty close

01:25:39.540 we also have a new gel that's coming out and that gel will make the skin much more soft will last a

01:25:46.880 lot longer and also has the same ingredients so we added a couple more healing agents to it because

01:25:53.920 we found we could i mean silver is great we love silver right yeah but we know it's not the only

01:26:01.680 thing in the world that's great and so we found that if we utilize some combined therapies

01:26:07.560 one in one ends up being 10 like on the bone graphs right one in one is 10 it's not two

01:26:15.400 it's not an additive it's synergistic value and so in the next three four months you're going to

01:26:22.000 see a whole line of new products and the answer shadow is that i can make it with any scent you

01:26:27.860 would like all right well then we'll do a vote i'll tell you what we'll get the listeners one

01:26:32.640 night or the viewers to go ahead and do it what fragrance would you guys like and then we'll let

01:26:36.940 you know what the answer is absolutely cool and we will we won't do a scent what we'll do is an

01:26:43.300 essential oil that would be a natural thing that would give it effect and also a pleasant odor

01:26:50.840 keith thank you for coming on the show tonight i'm going to give away a bottle of this right now

01:26:56.280 i really appreciate uh your support of the show and everything you've put together and the boys

01:27:00.980 here love you as well and we'll talk to you again one of these days very soon thank you again have

01:27:06.080 a great day all right yeah you too that that is guys i'm telling you right now that this stuff

01:27:12.700 it's good stuff and it's all natural and he's so into it right like keith is so

01:27:19.380 into creating these healthy products so this stuff here and you know he's right actually it's just

01:27:27.700 just a nice feeling here so this stuff here designed to last for about a month if you apply

01:27:37.220 it twice a day i'm going to give away a bottle of it right now with free delivery and everything

01:27:41.600 so we did a little bit of a conversation about my style of contests earlier uh there is absolutely

01:27:51.320 no favorites being played here. There's nothing. I mean, radio stations do it. I just pick numbers

01:28:01.300 randomly. So, and I know there's already people writing numbers down, but they don't know where

01:28:08.480 I'm going with this, right? Nobody knows where I'm going with this except for me.

01:28:13.860 so i am thinking of a number between 150 and 160

01:28:22.720 just to keep everybody honest tonight it's a three digit between 150 and 160 you're going

01:28:32.240 to get a bottle of this the brand new uh silver face facial serum all right and again more

01:28:39.420 information on this info email info at Canada nano silver dot CA info at Canada nano silver dot CA

01:28:50.160 all right looking looking looking and once again you guys I see the comments come in

01:28:59.780 in a different way than you do and at a different rate

01:29:09.420 And I still haven't seen Cindy Watt. Cindy Watt said 159. And Cindy, there it is right there. 159. So congratulations, Cindy.

01:29:28.680 please send me a message here on Facebook or you can email shadow Davis at gmail.com

01:29:38.440 shadow Davis at gmail.com and give me your address and your telephone number and we'll

01:29:46.160 make sure that we get you your uh brand new bottle of silver facial serum as soon as we

01:29:54.980 possibly can and that's it for the show tonight you guys i really appreciate you being here i love

01:30:01.160 you all don't forget next week lieutenant stephen rogers also the interim leader of the maverick

01:30:08.800 party of canada is going to be coming on to answer a few questions as uh you know this liberal ndp

01:30:14.600 coalition is going to be in power in the federal government for the next three years we're going

01:30:18.880 to talk about possible wexit possible western separation because i know there's a lot more

01:30:23.860 people talking about it today than there were just a couple of days ago. You have the rest of a

01:30:30.680 great night. I love you all. I will talk to you tomorrow night at eight o'clock central. Bye for

01:30:36.140 now.

The Shadoe Davis Show - March 25, 2022

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